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Just thought of this, probably no validity to it, but just a thought.
Most planets start with hot cores, they eventually cool, and shrink. Their cooling and shrinking results in more plate tension on the surface because of the shrinkage. This would create more mountain ranges on planets. So, if a planet has many mountain ranges, than someone may surmise that it has cooled and shrunk, and thus, aged.
Most planets start with hot cores, they eventually cool, and shrink. Their cooling and shrinking results in more plate tension on the surface because of the shrinkage. This would create more mountain ranges on planets. So, if a planet has many mountain ranges, than someone may surmise that it has cooled and shrunk, and thus, aged.